September QBT: Transitioning to A2L Refrigerants

1035 West Pender Street, Hastings Meeting Room
Vancouver, BC

OR

Zoom

Description:

The HVAC industry is undergoing significant changes as new environmental regulations and sustainability goals drive the adoption of new refrigerants and electrified heating technologies. This session will provide a simple, practical overview of what is changing, why these changes are happening, and how they may affect future building projects.

Attendees will learn about upcoming refrigerant changes, the regulations influencing equipment selection, and the growing shift away from fossil-fuel-based heating solutions. We will also explore alternative technologies that can help meet building performance and energy requirements, including advanced heat pump systems and innovative heating and hot water solutions.

What You'll Learn:

• Why refrigerant and HVAC technology changes are occurring.
• How new regulations and environmental goals are shaping building design.
• What options are available when traditional solutions may no longer be suitable.
• How electrification and heat pump technologies can support future projects.
• Key industry trends and technologies to be aware of moving forward.

Attendees will leave with a better understanding of the changes taking place in the HVAC industry and the available solutions that can help support future building projects.

Agenda

11:30 AM: Registration begins; help yourself to lunch 
12:00 PM: Presentation followed by question and answer period

Speaker:

Rajat (RJ) Sharma, Senior Account Manager, Mitsubishi Electric Sales Canada Inc.

Price:

In Person registration: $40 + GST (includes presentation, networking and self-serve lunch)
Virtual registration: $20 + GST (includes livestreamed presentation via Zoom)

Cancellation Info:

Please provide 72 hours notice of cancellation for a refund.

QBT stands for Quality Building Team. These sessions keep building operators and engineers updated on new technology, regulations and processes for maintaining buildings effectively.

By registering for this event, you agree to abide by the BOMA BC Event Code of Conduct.

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